North Augusta 2000 aims to boost CSRA growth with pledges
North Augusta 2000 kicks off with Dr. Randy Cooper vowing to pass on the American dream as the five year drive for economic development education quality of life and parks seeks 1.55 million. WSRC and City of North Augusta each pledge 300 000 toward the goal with University Health Services and others also contributing. The program backs 3 000 local residents and CSRA prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Randy Cooper
Community Foundation
CSRA
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
Joe Buggey
WSRC
Buggy
Lark Jones
University Health Services
Cooper
University
Tom Greene
Bell South Telecommunications
Halocarbon
Regions Bank
Osbon Associates
SRP Credit Union
Security Federal
R.D. Brown
North Augusta Business and Technology Center
Edward Jones Investments
James Boswell
Ron Bryant
Churches unite for tent revival in Langley county
Five area churches sponsor the Common Cause for Christ Crusade at a large Langley tent next to Bobby's Bar-B-Que Buffett on the Aiken Augusta Highway. The revival runs 7 30 p m nightly through Sept 1 with Sunday service at 2 30 p m.
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Langley
Bobby
Aiken
Augusta
God
Common Cause For Christ Crusade
Full Gospel Redemption Center
Gloverville Pentecostal Holiness Church
Aiken Congregation
Langley Church of God
Bible Faith Holiness Church
Chris Williams
Williams
Scout Webster
ACP
Juliet Fitzgerald
Deb Kohler
Neil Simon
Aiken Community Playhouse
India earthquake delays joint venture with USCA
Plans for an American accredited K 12 school in India with USCA and Swaminarayan Gurukul were delayed by the January 7.7 magnitude quake near the Gujarat Pakistan border. Associates including Dr. Audrey Skrupskelis say the project is about a year behind, with grades rising annually and a center of excellence blending East and West culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Audrey Skrupskelis
University of South Carolina Aiken
Skrupskelis
USCA
Gujarat
Swaminarayan Gurukul Vishwavidya Pratishanam Schools
Usca Associates
Aiken expands streetscape projects along Richland Avenue
The city of Aiken increases streetscape work using one cent local option sales tax funds. City Engineer Larry Morris says the Richland Avenue extension ends at Beaufort Street and the city budgets 243000 for sidewalks lights irrigation and flowers plus 200000 for bricks to echo downtown.
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Aiken
Richland Avenue
Beaufort Street
Larry Morris
Roger LeDuc
LeDuc
Morris
Hampton Avenue
York Street
Horry Street
Mom remembers stricken son with Friday blood donor drive
Rob Culbreath lost his battle with leukemia and his memory inspires a Friday blood drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the alley between Eulalie Salley and Co. Realtors and the New Moon Café. The event is a joint venture by the Aiken Downtown Development Association Eulalie Salley and the Aiken chapter of the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Culbreath
Eulalie Salley and Co. Realtors
New Moon Café
Rob
Jenny Lind Culbreath
Aiken Downtown Development Association
Eulalie Salley
Culbreath
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Brad Jay
Salvation of Souls
Jay
Charles Wilson
Ron Lawson
Benny Burton
Scott Webster
Gloverville Pentecostal Church
Simon
Chapter
The
American Red Cross
ROLEX
Yster Perpetual Explorer
Floyd
Greene
Centre South
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